Neal Katyal’s 26th argument before the U.S. Supreme Court, given in an otherwise routine case Monday, marked a major milestone: He has appeared at the lectern more times than any other male minority lawyer except for Thurgood Marshall.
“It is not, frankly, about me as much as it is recognition of the fact that the [legal] profession is changing,” Katyal said before his argument.
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